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Native Media Resource Center & KGUA



Our History

KGUA (KGUA.org) is a Northern CA public media station in Gualala which airs news, science, politics, and eclectic music shows. It is a project of the Native Media Resource Center, a 501(c)(3) non-profit located in Anchor Bay. Founders Peggy Berryhill & Susan Ruschmeyer built the station from the ground up, including the 2800 watt transmitting tower broadcasting at 88.3FM. Co-Founder & GM, Berryhill has been a leader in public radio for over 4 decades. She is an award-winning, Native American broadcast journalist who started with Berkeley's KPFA, then NPR in DC, then Program Director at KPFA, San Francisco's KALW, and Albuquerque's KUNM. She is a member of the Muscogee Nation. Board members are Berryhill, Ruschmeyer, Gregg McVicar, Theresa Harlan, and Rick Tejada-Flores. Volunteers are Leigh Anne Lindsey, Steven Winningham, Drew Fagan, Mark Sanford Gross, Seve Cardosi, Michele French, and Natalie Ghezzi-Aceves.

Our Mission

•To provide timely and accurate reports of local and state events, including weather, news and community events
•To offer a forum open to all residents of the area for the discussion of public issues
•To broadcast and produce a diversity of programs designed to educate, entertain and inform
•To reach and engage all voices in our coastal listening area
•To develop programs in a multilingual format in order to serve our Pomo and Latino community members in the languages they speak and understand
•To collaborate on youth projects
•To invite community participation through outreach and training in broadcasting and journalism

NEWS AND INFORMATION

Forum with Michael Krasny • California Report • National Native News • To The Point • Democracy Now

LOCAL INTERVIEWS

Peggy's Place

CULTURE & SCIENCE

Science, Climate & Tech • q from CBC • Musical Variety

KGUA IS A PROJECT OF NATIVE MEDIA RESOURCE CENTER
A PLACE TO COLLABORATE, CREATE, EDUCATE & SERVE.


Peggy's Place

Peggy Berryhill

Interviews

Please listen to Peggy's Place every weekday morning at 9:00 AM for a wide variety of interviews with local, regional and national personalities. Broadcast repeats at 1 PM.

Previous Broadcasts

Listen Again

We upload many of our previous broadcasts to SoundCloud. If you missed Jeanne Jackson and Mendonoma Sightings or any other of our interviews, please click on SoundCloud above.



KGUA IS LINKED TO THESE PUBLIC BROADCASTING ENTITIES

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NMRC

Since its inception, NMRC has been one of the primary content providers of radio programs and documentaries about Native Americans.



PROGRAM CONTENT

KQED Public Radio, home of Forum with Michael Krasny and The California Report, which can both be heard daily on KGUA.


BROADCATING ASSOCIATION

The National Federation of Community Broadcasters (NFCB) is a national alliance of stations, producers, and others committed to community radio


NATIVE AMERICAN PROGRAM CONTENT

Koahnic Broadcast Corporation (KBC) is a nonprofit, Alaska Native governed and operated media center located in Anchorage, Alaska.

LATINO PROGRAM CONTENT

PROGRAM CONTENT

Public Radio in the public interest.


RADIO RETHINK

Radio Rethink is a small group of devoted community radio fans. With massive experience in both the community radio world and the mobile industry, they are exploring projects to move community and micro-community radio into the spotlight of the mobile media landscape.

KCRW Santa Monica, CA

As of August 2020, KGUA is now carrying @ 5pm Weekdays, these shows from Santa Monica's KCRW Public Radio: Left Right & Center on Mondays To the Point with Warren Olney on Tuesdays All the President's Lawyers on Thursdays

SPINITRON

Spinitron playlist-management for non-commercial community and educational radio stations handles flexible playlist entry, archiving, reporting, and versatile publishing. Spinitron is also a large repository of spin databases.


  • SERVING THE REDWOOD COAST FROM ELK TO SALT POINT

  • COMMUNITY RADIO AT ITS BEST

  • LOCAL • REGIONAL • NATIONAL

THESE ARE SOME OF THE PEOPLE WHO HELP KGUA TO THRIVE


the widest variety of programming on the coast

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CLICK HERE FOR SHOW CATEGORIES AND HOSTS

local • national • international programs

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    local progamming
    news • issues • information
    native american programing

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    science • tech • climate
    music • arts • entertainment
    religion & philosophy

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Contact Us


Contact details:

Address:

PO Box 574
Gualala
CA 95445

Phone:

707.884.4883

Email:

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